rodrigo duterte: you drug dealers, you lousy scum. i will kill you. i have no patience for it. either you kill me, or i will kill you, you idiots. reporter: but are all those being killed really linked to drugs? it's not clear that the police are always acting in self-defense. some ask if authorities and politicians are also involved in the drug trade. jean enriquez: on the first day since the president was sworn into office, an environmental activist in bataan was also killed. and there are now threats against other human rights defenders, including indigenous people's leaders in different parts of the philippines. reporter: the bloody work of vigilantes has spread across the country. the victims are often very young. this photograph shows one of the newly dead. the placard behind this woman grieving for her dead friend gives a chilling warning to drug dealers, don't do this. but police in pasig city and elsewhere in the country are under pressure to deliver results to president duterte, who says he wants to eradicate drugs from the phillipines within six months. this police c

as part of his anti-drugs campaign, rodrigo duterte has made public calls for dealers to be assassinated. since then, over 3000 people have been murdered on the country's streets. reporter: this little girl in this coffin had nothing to do with drugs. danica garcia was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. the 5-year-old from dagupan died from a bullet wound to the head. she is the youngest victim in the philippines' so-called war on drugs. gemma reys garcia: danica was sitting in the courtyard, when suddenly, two armed men came and

rodrigo duterte has been called the donald trump of asia.s donald ismp's judgment, so there a relationship or will it end in tears? haidi: if you look at this mix of two personalities, what is likely to be the result? >> the initial signs are that there is a cooling off. between and risen obama over his criticism of the drug war and human rights abuses. extrajudicial killings and things. they had a meeting canceled and laos. when donald trump one, duterte said he cheered it initially. he said we can get along now. he sees someone who will not be as critical on the human rights front. rishaad: will duterte continue his shift to china under trump? we saw this when he went to see xi jinping, announcing his separation from the united states. >> he has said that will continue. he is still moving in that direction. where the u.s. philippine relationship goes and how that fits in with the china relationship, a lot depends on who donald trump appoints as secretary of state. a couple of names he has been floating around are hawkish on china, advocati

m >> fill peechb -- philippine president rodrigo duterte has -- duter duterte's actions. >> you can go to hell. >> translator: some industrialized nations such as the u.s. and members of the eu are criticizing my crackdown on drugs. it is silly. >> reporter: this is a city where he served as may kwlor for about two decades. when the president of the city's chamber of commerce and industry said it's economy was at rock bottom for duterte became mayor. abductions of people was rampant. making money was risky was a it was often draws attention of kidnappers. duterte strived to work on public security. he began by overhauling the city police, expelling one officer after another. and local media say suspected criminals were killed by vigilantes said to be connected with duterte. as security improved the city saw an increase in investments over the last two decades there has been a 14-fold rise in the number of businesses. >> the government can make peace and order and infrastructure so businessman can grow. >> reporter: some point to his time working as the public prosecutor, as the beginni

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the burial with military honors had the support of the current president, rodrigo duterte. marcos ruled the philippines with an iron hand for two decades until the mid-1980s. thousands of suspected communist rebels and political foes were allegedly killed under his regime. those close to him amassed huge fortunes. marcos was ousted in the people power revolt in 1986. he fled to hawaii and died there three years later. in early november, the philippines supreme court ruled that marcos' body could be interred at the heroes' cemetery. victims of human rights abuses during the marcos era had called on duterte to reconsider granting him that honor. >>> a festival in thailand's northern city sees people rid themselves of worry by lighting paper lanterns and releasing them into the sky. this year's event was especially poignant coming soon after the death of thailand's beloved king. nhk world reports. >> three, two, one! release your lanterns. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: a sea of lanterns float up into the night sky. the annual festival takes place on the full moon of the

last month philippine president rodrigo duterte met with chinese president xi jinping and they agreed to mend ties. china then stopped blocking philippine ships from the waters. philippine government officials say by restarting the patrols they do not intend to heighten regional tensions. >>> scandal-plagued south korean president park geun-hye is facing increasing pressure to leave the governing saenuri party. the disaffection is coming from within the party as well as across the country. former chairman of the party, kim moo-sung, called for her to step away at a news conference on monday. kim is among its key members distancing themselves from park. >> translator: president park must abandon her party membership to take responsibility for the scandals. >> park tried to appoint kim byong-joon, a well-respected politician, to the post of prime minister, but the opposition rejected the idea. it said the president should withdraw the proposal and leave her party. south korean prosecutors detained two of park's former aides on sunday, adding to the pressure on the leader. this follows t

philippine president rodrigo duterte offered warm congratulations to trump in a statement saying he looked forward to working with him to enhance relations. he responded sharply to u.s. criticism of his bloody war on drugs and announced ma quwhat h called a separation from the u.s. during his visit to china in october. thai interim prime minister said his country's relations with the u.s. will remain unchanged. >> translator: we have been an ally with the united states for over 180 years. no matter what becomes president, i think thailand will have to move forward while balancing out its foreign policy. >> malaysian prime minister said trump won the white house, more focused on their interest and welfare and less embroil eed in foreign interventions. >> translator: i'm sure he will find the right way for the u.s. to work with other countries. i know him personally. it's not someone i'm unfamiliar with. >> u.s./malaysia ties have been strained as the u.s. justice department filed lawsuits in the wake of a massive financial scandal involving najib. >>> people in the atomic bombed cities of h

. >> philippines president rodrigo duterte, has cursed at president obama and threatened to cut off military cooperation with the u.s. which would be a big blow to american presence in southeast asia. the administration is pressing forward with the long standing alliance. >> we will continue to cooperate in efforts to maintain peace and prosperity in the asia pacific region. >> duterte not holding back in his criticism against united states wednesday, in a profanity ladened tirade, after the u.s. backtracked on the sale of 26,000 rifles to his country. duterte saying he will see what his military recommends. >> russia they are inviting us, china also. >> china is open, anything you want. >> this latest outburst comes days after he promised god, he said, he would stop cursing. kevin elway, fox news. >> be kevin kiermeyer has a golden glove, may have another one soon. lloyd you got to see this coming have been any closer or it would have gone in. did it cost the bolts? carson and i have seen some terrible ads attacking our mom it hurts because mom is cool. she is caring, she works hard. whenev

contentious philippines president rodrigo duterte doo-tur-tay -- who has u the past-- also added his congratulations to the list... he said quote- "long live, mr. trump! we both curse at the slightest of reason. we are alike." donald trump's win over hillary clinton rocked financial markets across the globe. but in markets here in the u-s - the dow surged. the dow jones industrial average rose 256 points to 18,589. that's within 50 points of the all-time >>> lights, camera, access. >>> i pledge to every citizen of our land -- >> we owe him an open mind. >> what did you all do last night? >> the celebration and the despair. we've got every angle covered. i'm natalie morales. amid arguably the most divisive election ever we've also got the many who are us together. >> we've got megan over here in 30 seconds. excuse me. >> the night is full of drama. >> behind the scenes at fox news for every twist and turn. i'm scott evans. plus how in the world did the media get this so wrong? >> here's what we did. we underestimated -- >> we're voting. everybody's voting. >> i'm kit hoover joining ch

controversial phillippines president rodrigo duterte offered a congratulations... and said he didn't want to fight. relations with the philippines have been strained... ever since duterte cursed at president obama in september. duterte said he and trump have a shared trait: they both like to swear. leaders of many european countries have pledged to work with trump, including france, germany, italy, and russia. russian president vladimir putin says he wn restore relations with the united states... in light of trump's victory. and we're getting the first glimpse ito potential key members in trump's cabinet. and the man rumored to be looking at the top job - hailing from wisconsin. tom foreman has more. "i would like to introduce to you the president-elect of the united states of america, donald trump." the goldrush for jobs is on and the top prospector may well be chairman of the republican national committee - for months he worked to keep the party's base in line, and the candidate on message. he's close to speaker of the house paul ryan, and a contender for chief o

more than 7% last quarter, underscoring the nation's resilience to global risks as president rodrigo dutertes state spending. infrastructurean program, expecting gdp to expand 6% over the next six years, among the fastest growing in the world. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. rishaad: this is bloomberg markets: asia. i am rishaad salamat. getting it over to juliet. what the let's look at ,ikkei is doing, pretty flat but we did have a good rally from japanese equities in yesterday's session, holding on to this nine-month highs. weakness coming through and china, chinese stocks down for a third session, the shanghai it didte off by .5%, but rally to that 10 month high. in hong kong, stocks in the .1%, supportby coming through from consumer related stocks. a very solid rally coming through in the philippines. i up, faster economic growth in the third quarter than expected. upsidestray a, some there, up by .25% on the asx 200. created laste month, but unemployment still at 5.6%. the number of jobs created

rodrigo duterte outlined the obstacle he confronts in his deadly crackdown on illegal drugs.ys, will i survive the next six years? i would make a protection they be not. he did not explain but he said there were people who want to remove him. staying in is said to headline the first concert in france -- ing is set to headline the first concert in france a year after the attacks. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am is lisa parenti. vonnie: i want to check in on oil prices, crude headed for its biggest weekly loss in months and we are seeing an extension. it is under $44 a barrel. earlier we heard from the saudi minister for oil at an event in london and he said he does not think opec should cut. if thereying by itself were not any countries not in opec cutting then it is not going to happen. there has been escalation that perhaps saudi might raise when it puts out if others do not agree. either way, crude oil futures, wti down below $44 a barrel. we're getting a headline, the saudi's did not threaten to rais

contentious philippines president rodrigo duterte doo-tur-tay -- who has cursed at pr the past-- also added his congratulations to the list... he said quote- "long live, mr. trump! we both curse at the slightest of reason. we are alike." donald trump's win over hillary clinton rocked financial markets across the globe. but in markets here in the u-s - the dow surged. the dow jones industrial average rose 256 points to 18,589. that's within 50 points of the all-time high it set in august. now at 10-- a fox6 exclusive. investigators say these three men dressed up as police to try and rob a guy. but did their victim deserve it? plus-- thousands of people take to the streets to protest donald trump. will he be bringing any wisconsinites with him to the white house? and-- a massive fire breaks out near uw-whitewater's campus. we begin tonight with that breaking news-- two dozen fire departments were called out to a four-alarm fire in whitewater. it broke out in an apartment complex near the u-w whitewater campus. our brittany shannon joins us there live with the latest. residents say the m

philippines president rodrigo duterte said wednesday he might also withdraw from the court. the united states is not a member of the international criminal court, although, u.s. officials are currently facing the possibility of being prosecuted by the court for war crimes in afghanistan. kenya announced it's delaying the closure of the world's largest refugee camp for six months following widespread international pressure. as many as 300,000 somali refugees live in the dadaab camp, and its closure could force them back into war-torn somalia. back in the united states, the federal bureau of prisons has extended one of its contracts with the for-profit prison company corecivic, formerly known as corrections corporation of america. this comes despite the fact the justice department announced in august the bureau would phase out its contracts with private known as corrections corporation prison companies after finding higher rates of violence, abuse, and neglect in these facilities. in minnesota, police officer jeronimo yanez has been charged with second-degree manslaughter for

they are russia's vladimir putin, syria's bashar al assad and the philippines rodrigo duterte, a notorious, i don't know how much they actually care about the opinion of leaders in the uk or france, but the trump transition team claims that the president-elect has spoken with at least 29 world leaders, though the state department says none of them were with briefing materials that would be provided by the state department. >> contact with the foreign leaders without preparation or help from the arm of the u.s. government built specifically for relations with foreign leaders. i'm told many of those powers including some very close u.s. allies have had to speak to the president-elect of the united states causing at best some diplomatic peak, at worst some real confusion. donald trump's first contacts with foreign leaders are breaking long-established practices for an important early ritual for newly elected presidents. one close u.s. ally had to reach out to multiple contacts before successfully arranging a phone call with president-elect trump, a diplomatic source tells cnn this a full day

. >>> the philippine's president rodrigo duterte was in tune with malaysia at a state visit. at negotiating agreements, the colorful prime ministers got up to sing a song. >> so duterte is apparently a fan of karaoke. he's well known for this and performed bette midler's wind beneath my wings." ? ? >> the malaysian prime minister was a bit more animated singing "the young ones." >> just like us, singing karaoke. >> the two reportedly teamed up for a duet. shlalala. have you heard that one? i don't know that one. >> no. >> i hope i said it right. >> oh, my gosh. >> at for why duterte hasn't sung at a state dinner before, the spokesman said it didn't come >> i want to hear him sing it up. again. >> again? it was not enough for you? >> jack can't hear anything after listening to that. >> thank you for the encore light from your phone. >> it was beautiful. >> some might think spain's new government needs to lighten up a bit. the administration wants to ban memes saying it infringes on the >> come on. >> honor is important, kendis. >> i guess. >> the proposal, as you might expect,

the current president rodrigo duterte has fashioned himself as a marcos style strongman.hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: everyone is a genius on election day. it is a lot harder to do that in the snows of new hampshire or even before the new hampshire primary. no one nailed this like greg valliere. trump,endancy of donald he was way out front and he joins us. we are thrilled to have you with us and marc chandler. we could talk for i think two hours over a beverage of our choice, there is so much to talk about. cap mr. trump win? greg: sure, he cap. -- he can. tom: you have been out front on the senate. how late are we going to be up on the senate and which races are you focused on? greg: one is nevada where the democrats have to the harry reid seat, and i think they will. i am going to be a chicken this morning and say it is a tie in the senate. the democrats get a net before and that means tim kaine will break ties. tom: we are going to dive into this with michael mckee in our